From: Eric R. <eb...@tc...> - 2003-10-21 02:01:38
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On Oct 20, 2003, at 3:25 PM, Brian Goetz wrote: >> On Oct 20, 2003, at 3:24 AM, Endre St=F8lsvik wrote: >>> Why would one want to be removed from Gump, really? To become less >>> available? >> >> Having another entity broadcast that we don't build under their=20 >> system (maybe we don't build at all, haven't checked CVS in awhile)=20= >> just doesn't seem like a good idea. Esp. when that entity is our #1=20= >> competitor. > > I think this is kind of backwards reasoning. I think that being=20 > supported under Gump is a good thing which increases WM's reach. I=20 > don't buy the "competitor" argument. I think the Gump folks were=20 > really trying to be helpful and we were silly to tell them to go away.=20= > It makes us look like an island, and no project can afford to be an=20= > island. I'm not wanting to make WM an island. But I do want to minimize noise=20= and additional responsibility. Especially that which comes from the=20 group that told us to "fuck off" a long time ago. Currently, I don't=20 even have the time to checkout WM from CVS and see if it can build from=20= the command-line, let alone the time to investigate why Gump (a project=20= I've never used, on a system I can't directly access or know anything=20 about) can't build it. Seriously, how many people on this list use Gump? If SourceForge had=20 some automated build system that the majority of SF projects were=20 using, sure, that'd be great. But Gump? Please. eric |